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Business
Mexico's iconic El Tapatío train might chug back soon! Private companies eye reviving classic routes, with El Tapatío connecting Mexico City and Guadalajara in Pullman luxury. President AMLO champions rail revival, but feasibility studies and construction could delay the grand return.
Business
Mexican autos defied the December dip, roaring past 2023 with a 14% production rise and 16% export fiesta. Nissan and BMW zoom ahead, while Mercedes hits the brakes. Ford exports more than it makes, KIA keeps the taco truck rolling.
Business
Carlos Bremer Gutiérrez, the late Mexican businessman and Shark Tank Mexico member, leaves a legacy that transcends the boardroom. From early entrepreneurial ventures to philanthropy and sports sponsorship, his impact on Mexico's business and social landscape is profound and enduring.
Business
Hermosillo, Mexico, basks in solar potential but faces challenges in managing waste. Research reveals key factors for optimizing energy generation. The city needs sustainable waste management and strong government leadership to shine in the solar revolution and attract talent for a bright future.
Business
Mexico's agricultural dilemma: 70% of farmers cling to native grains, while 30% opt for hybrids, risking genetic diversity and cultural traditions. Researcher Gladys Iliana Cassab López advocates for sustainable practices and preserving Mexico's rich culinary heritage.
Science
BioMotion Tracker, an award-winning AI-powered system developed by UNAM students, revolutionizes 3D motion analysis. Affordable and accessible, it eliminates markers, making biomechanics studies comfortable and practical.
Business
Ditching cars for efficient public transport can save Mexicans money and emissions. Study says current car dependence burdens the poorest and pollutes cities. Investing in modernized public transit and reducing fuel subsidies could be key to a sustainable future for Mexico.
Business
In Mexico, gender disparities persist in elderly pensions, with only 4 in 10 receiving contributory pensions. Women face lifelong inequalities, leading to reliance on non-contributory pensions for economic security. Urgent reforms are needed for a more equitable future.
Business
Fashion's dark secret: environmental devastation fueled by fast fashion's insatiable thirst. But hope blooms. Sustainable brands, conscious consumers, and second-hand treasures pave a new path for style that treads lightly.
Business
Financial stress wreaks havoc—insomnia, headaches, and anxiety. Professor Morales Castro warns it's often debt-driven. Combat the chaos with budget mastery, debt ninja skills, and a dash of humor. Stay woke, savvy, and conquer the financial arena.
Business
Mexico's agri-food exports surge 4.7%, hitting $43.3B in Jan-Oct, fueled by beer, tequila, and diverse produce. Trade surplus jumps 28.5%, outpacing oil & tourism. Strategic focus, tech investment, and trade deals drive the sector's success, positioning Mexico as a major agricultural player.
Business
Mexico's Urban Competitiveness Index 2023 reveals progress in law and safety, but challenges like corruption persist. IMCO's strategies focus on investment, digital governance, efficient cadastres, sustainable water treatment, and safe mobility.
Biodiversity
Date palms, originating in Mesopotamia, thrive in arid regions globally. In Mexico, San Luis Río Colorado leads date cultivation. With rich nutritional value, dates offer economic potential and health benefits.
Business
Mexico's Fourth Transformation brings a 5.6% drop in poverty, 3% annual GDP growth, and a strengthened peso. Despite challenges like inflation, remittances thrive at 60 billion dollars. Prudent fiscal management keeps the public debt stable at 44%. A remarkable economic turnaround.
Science
The XI International Congress on Law and AI highlighted the urgency of addressing AI's impact on legal education. With global collaboration, experts explored challenges in intellectual property, emphasizing the need for ethical considerations and interdisciplinary approaches.
T-MEC
Mexico accepts the US review request on alleged labor rights denial at Autoliv Steering Wheels. Committed to enforcing T-MEC provisions, a 35-day internal review by the Ministry of Labor will follow. Crucial moment for international labor relations.